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The Deutsche Post DHL Group has turned into an extensive, overall organization in around two decades. Coming up next are huge dates in the advancement into its current form.[11] 2 January 1995: Deutsche Bundespost Postdienst progresses toward becoming Deutsche Post AG; this is the organization's privatization. The legislature of Germany still possesses an extensive offer of the organization; the state improvement bank KfW claims 50 percent. 1998: Deutsche Post starts getting shares in DHL International.  1999: Deutsche Post World Net secures the Dutch dispersion organization Van Gend and Loos from Nedlloyd and in 2000 the Swiss circulation organization Danzas. 20 November 2000: Deutsche Post AG turns into a completely privately owned business, with another Board of Directors, in an IPO recorded on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. The administration of Germany offers 33% of its offers and KfW bank offers a portion of its shares.[12] December 2002: Deutsche Post AG secures th

Deutsche Post  From Wikipedia, the free reference book  (Diverted from DHL eCommerce)  Hop to navigationJump to look This article is about the "Deutsche Post AG". For different organizations called "Deutsche Post", see Deutsche Post (disambiguation). Directions: 50°42′56″N 7°07′48″E Deutsche Post AG Deutsche Post-Logo Posttower Bonn 001.jpg The Deutsche Post Tower in Bonn Type Aktiengesellschaft Exchanged as FWB: DPW Industry Postal administrations, dispatch Founded 1995; 23 years prior Headquarters Post Tower, Bonn, Germany Territory served Around the world Key individuals Wulf von Schimmelmann (Chairman of the supervisory board), Frank Appel (CEO), Melanie Kreis (CFO) Services Letter post, allocate, EMS, conveyance, cargo sending, outsider coordinations Revenue €60.444 billion (2017)[1] Working salary €2.965 billion (2014)[2] Net salary €2.016 billion (2014)[2] Add up to assets €38.672 billion (2017)[1]